Avalon Elementary School just finished a school-wide “Kindness Initiative,” where students were given “Positive Eagle” badges for showing extraordinary empathy and helpfulness to their fellow students each day. The campus launched its new “Urban Garden Project,” which offers students a space to learn about local botany and the importance of sustainability. To top it all off, the school was spotlighted in a regional feature for its strong after-school enrichment programs based on choral music and traditional dance.

Q1. How do families experience “Math Mastery” on the Avalon Elementary School campus?

Ans. It’s an interactive evening every year where families work together to solve logic puzzles and explore math exhibits led by students in the gymnasium.

Q2. Does Avalon Elementary School have any inclusive playground sessions for students with physical disabilities?

Ans. We have inclusive equipment so all children can play together. We have structured peer play sessions every day to encourage social inclusivity.

Q3. What social responsibility projects do students at Avalon Elementary School participate in during the school year?

Ans. Students often create community awareness projects on topics they have researched, like clean water or local Ohio history for the neighborhood.

Q4. In what ways does Avalon Elementary School support students during their transition from primary to intermediate grades?

Ans. We use a "Level Up" approach to assist new 3rd graders in understanding the increased independence and academic expectations of our school.

Q5. Are parents allowed to volunteer to lead workshops in the after-school enrichment program at Avalon Elementary School?

Ans. Parents are welcome to join us as guest instructors during our seasonal enrichment blocks throughout the year, to share their hobbies, from painting to yoga.